storyteller
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈstɔːrˌteɪlər/
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- At the festival, the storyteller captivated the audience with tales of adventure and magic.
- good storyteller
- stories and storytellers
- tales by the storyteller
Know who you are as the storyteller, right.
- Know who you are as the storyteller, right.
- And I'm a big advocate for people who want to be storytellers to read.
- Who are your favorite storytellers on the Internet?
- And you now you're getting the best storytellers to come do television.
- I think you're you're just the greatest storyteller of this time.
- And I think the best storytellers of any kind have always done that.
- They're they're storytellers, they're film makers, they're artists.
- And I'm very happy to introduce a great storyteller, Scott Burns.
- We don't want Christopher Tolkien to be a great storyteller like his his dad.
- I think there's a role in society for storytellers that try to make us better.
- You know, I think that the main job of a storyteller is to get out of the way.
- Indigenous people have been the best storytellers in this world for thousands and thousands of years.
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She is the most successful storyteller in this novel.
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Tucker is a fine storyteller.
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You know, I think that the main job of a storyteller is to get out of the way.
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That only helps me be a better storyteller later.
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I'm not the best storyteller, so bear with me.
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Who are your favorite storytellers on the Internet?
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You are one of the great storytellers in the format that we live in today, yes.
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Well, he's very kind and a good storyteller.
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So Elle, you are one of the best storytellers on the Internet.
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Many are talented poets and storytellers, and serve as principal musicians at weddings.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
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3.5
A person who tells a story in a book, play, or film
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3.8
A person who shares stories aloud to entertain others
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8.6
A person who tells stories in a fun and interesting way
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9.5
A person who tells made-up or imaginary stories, often as if they were true
A person who tells stories in an interesting way
A person who tells short amusing stories about things that happened
A person who invents stories for books or to mislead people
A person who makes up false or exaggerated stories and says they are true
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Etymology
The word storyteller comes from the simple parts story 'a tale' and tell 'to say'. So a storyteller is someone who says tales to entertain or teach people.